By: Georgi DeMartino | Opinion Editor You probably tried to play with a Ouija board when you were a child, or maybe you played “Bloody Mary” in the elementary school bathroom, but paranormal activities have been a part of our culture for centuries. Everyone’s seen at least one episode of the Long Island Medium on TLC, and had some kindRead More

By: Laura Montesanti ; Staff Writer Salve Regina’s Pell Center for International Relations hosted a luncheon on Tuesday in order to raise awareness on issues pertaining to the American Prison System. As part of their “Round Table” discussion series, both Students and Faculty alike were encouraged to give their own perspective on what Justice and Punishment meant to them asRead More

By: Scott M. Reid | The Orange County Register (MCT) ADLER, Russia – He began playing hockey in Seattle, but it was in small Minnesota town with enough Olympic history to justify its claim as “Hockeytown USA” that T.J. Oshie became a dreamer. Warroad, population 1,781 and anchored to the Lake of the Woods which separates the United States and Canada,Read More

By Kathryn Barry | Staff Writer Wilmaris Soto is respected by many friends and teachers. In her spare time, she tutors at-risk children, is a volunteer facilitator for one of Salve’s groups known as the Service Plunge, and is also in charge of creating a new, upcoming club. Students for Mercy is a relatively new club focused on advocating andRead More

By Brittany Lauro | Co-Editor in Chief Salve’s second annual Dance Marathon, to be held March 28 through March 29 in Ochre Court, will benefit Hasbro Children’s Hospital. Last year’s event, the first dance marathon ever to be held at Salve Regina, was also the first marathon in Rhode Island to benefit Hasbro Children’s Hospital. With 50 attendees, the eventRead More